Pensions Senior Assistant
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Samba in Italia
Samba is a media intelligence company. We know what the world is watching, reading, and thinking about — in real time, at scale, across every screen. Our data exists with the consent of over a billion people, organized into the most complete picture of consumer attention ever built. The biggest brands in the world use that picture to make smarter decisions. We think it's the most interesting data asset on the planet, because it's the most culturally relevant. Not nearly enough of them free on Sundays. That's the gap you'd fill.
Our system records linear TV channels and pulls out everything that might be an ad. The team, mostly contractors across Poland and Italy plus a few colleagues in the US, decides which clips are ads and which aren't, then tags the ones that are. We're adding another market in January, volume keeps growing, and right now the team is stretched thin. Sundays most of all.
Look at what the system flags, decide whether it's an ad, and apply the metadata, following the rulebook for that country. There are a lot of rules, and every market has its own.
You'd start with a structured training block with Riccardo, then work the queue alongside the team. German is the language we're thinnest on, so that's the one we're hiring for first.
What you need to already be good at
Fluent English and German. Steady, structured work. Office, shifts, client-facing, whatever it was, you know what showing up consistently looks like
You can follow a long rulebook and apply it the same way on the hundredth clip as on the first
32–40 hours a week, every Sunday
Premio points
French · Italian · Polish · Spanish · subtitling, transcription or localization QC · content moderation or data labelling · familiarity with TV advertising and brands
Information specialist" sounds like databases and queries to you. Nobody here will ask you to write SQL.
Sundays are negotiable. They aren't, and we won't rotate them.
Training takes real time, and we're hiring someone to stay.
How we judge